Milford, CT (May 13, 2025) – A serious crash with entrapment on Boston Post Rd in Milford resulted in multiple injuries and prompted a trauma alert on Saturday evening, according to preliminary reports. The collision occurred around 6:38 p.m. near the Citgo gas station at 684 Boston Post Rd and involved at least two vehicles.
Emergency responders from Milford Fire, EMS, and police departments rushed to the scene and confirmed that at least two individuals were trapped in the wreckage. Crews conducted a complex extrication operation to safely remove the victims. A total of three people were transported to area hospitals, including one Priority 1 trauma patient who was airlifted or rushed to Bridgeport Hospital due to the severity of their injuries.
Two additional patients were taken to Milford Hospital, including one under advanced life support (ALS) care, indicating serious but non-critical injuries. The full extent of injuries to all involved remains under review, but the use of trauma protocols highlights the severity of the incident.
Boston Post Road was likely partially closed or heavily delayed during the rescue and investigation. Officials have not yet released details regarding the cause of the crash or the identities of the individuals involved. The Milford Police Department has confirmed that the investigation into this high-impact collision remains ongoing.
Our thoughts are with all those injured and their families during this difficult time. We hope for a full and swift recovery for everyone affected.
Serious Vehicle Accidents in Connecticut
Crashes involving entrapment are among the most dangerous and urgent emergency scenarios first responders face. Saturday’s wreck on Boston Post Road in Milford, which required extrication and led to a trauma alert, underscores the high-risk nature of crashes along Connecticut’s heavily trafficked commercial corridors.
Boston Post Rd (U.S. Route 1) is a busy throughway lined with gas stations, restaurants, and retail centers, and it sees frequent vehicle congestion, particularly during evening hours. The crash location near the Citgo station placed it in a high-activity zone, increasing both the danger of secondary collisions and the challenge for emergency crews responding to the scene.
The need for extrication, ALS support, and trauma transport points to a severe impact and likely complex vehicle damage. In such situations, victims often suffer a range of injuries, from orthopedic trauma to internal injuries, which can require extensive recovery and long-term care.
As investigations continue, law enforcement will examine key factors such as speed, driver distraction, visibility, and mechanical failure. Understanding what led to this crash is not only important for the victims but also for the community, as it can inform future safety efforts on one of Milford’s busiest roads.
Victims of extrication crashes often face an overwhelming combination of physical recovery, emotional distress, and financial uncertainty. Accessing the right support—medical, legal, and emotional—can make all the difference in the journey ahead.
When severe accidents happen, the aftermath can feel like a blur. At Local Accident Reports, we’re here to provide more than just updates—we’re here to help. If you or someone you love was injured in a serious collision like the one on Boston Post Rd, contact Local Accident Reports to get connected to the right resources and take your first step toward recovery.